Bale has come under increasing scrutiny from Real fans after failing to score in nine outings - form that has led to reports he could be sold to Manchester United this summer.
He hit back with a winning double against Levante last weekend and celebrated the goals by covering his ears with his hands, suggesting he isn't listening to criticism sent his way.
And Coleman, who will have Bale in his squad for Wales' Euro 2016 qualifier with Israel next week, accepts the pressure is on his star player to perform each week.
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Gareth Bale covers his ears after scoring in the Bernabeu
"Gareth is a big boy and he'll come through all this," said Coleman.
"When you play for Madrid you have to win and entertain every time you go on to the pitch.
"Winning and not playing well is not acceptable. The stakes are high. But he got a couple of goals last weekend - he'll be fine."
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